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Duplicate of Unit 4 Test Part 1 Review for HS Music Appreciation
Duplicate of Unit 4 Test Part 1 Review for HS Music Appreciation
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Single Instrument Solo with a Large Ensemble accopaniment.
Suite
Aria
Solo Concerto
Sonata
2
When was grand opera most popular?
15th Century
18th Century
19th Century
17th Century
3
Which component of an opera is the text of the story?
score
aria
libretto
recitative
4
Popular technique in the Baroque period and also was used for "embellishments" in the music?
decorations
composition
ornamentation
terraced dynamics
5
What unique Baroque stringed instrument fell out of popularity after the Baroque Period?
viola da gamba
Viola
Cello
Bass
6
Which instrument was popular in the Baroque Period?
cornu
recorder
dulcimer
sackbut
7
What is the name of this key signature?
c minor
d minor
f minor
a minor
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What is the name of this key Signature?
Bb Major
A Major
Eb Major
F Major
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What is the name of this Key Signature?
Db Major
D Major Minor
d minor
D Major
10
Which forms typically found in Baroque suites did Handel employ in his Water Music?
bel canto
concerto
verismo
Dance
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Bach's Brandenburg Concerto is an example of what style?
Conerto Grosso
solo conerto
sacred music
fugue
12
Which phrase best describes an opera?
a composition performed by a symphony
a single character 1 act play
a non musical theatre production
production telling a story w. Music, set, dance, costumes
13
Technique used in Baroque period creating contrasting loud to soft/soft to loud dynamics?
Ornamentation
Terraced Dynamics
Decrescendo
Crescendo
14
Which answer names an Italian comic opera of the eighteenth century?
Opera Buffa
Singspiel
Ballad Opera
Opera Seria
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Which style of musical composition in opera came about during the twentieth century?
velismo
leitmotif
minimalism
bel canto
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What best describes an Aria?
A solo piece in the opera
talk singing
orchestral overature to the opera
piece of music sung by a full choir
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Which group of keyboard pieces did Bach write to help increase the skill level of his students?
Bradenburg Concerti
Hallelujah Chorus
The art of the Fugue
The Well Tempered Clavier
18
Who wrote 35 years of Opera and then went to Oritorios when the public tired of Opera?
Handel
Bach
Purcel
Vivaldi
19
Which Composer wrote "The Four Seasons"
Vivaldi
Bach
Handel
Mozart
20
When would an overture be heard during an operatic production?
at the end
Operas do not have overatures
at the beginning before the drama begins
in the middle to allow singers rest time
21
Which type of opera was created by Richard Wagner symbolizing drama
ballad opera
singspiel
grand drama with bel canto style of singing
music drama
22
What is the name of this Key Signature
F# Major
G Major
g minor
C Major
23
The sharps and flats in a scale are used to create what?
beat
time signature
key signature
tempo
24
Musical Composition for Concertino and Ripieno?
suite
sonata
concerto grosso
solo concerto
25
What is it called when a note on the piano has "two names"-a # name and a b name.<br>
Circle of 5ths
Chromatic
Enharmonic
it can't have 2 names
26
Which phrase best describes opera seria?
serious/tragic opera w/ arias & recitatives
Comic Opera
text set entirely to music
tragic operas with talking
27
Who was the master of the Fugue and the greatest composer of the Baroque Era?
Vivaldi
Handel
Corelli
Bach
28
Which phrase best describes a recitative?
A Solo piece sung in an opera
Only speaking in an opera
Sing-Speaking moving the drama along in the opera
portion sung by a colloratura soprano
29
Soloist or small group of instruments interacts with a Large Ensemble of instruments is called
chamber music
concerto
sonata
dance suite
30
What is the structure of the Solo Concerto "Spring" out of the 4 Seasons?
3 Movements- Slow, Slow, Slow
3 Movements- Fast, Slow, Fast
3 Movements Fast, Fast, Fast
3 Movements Slow, Fast, Slow
31
Baroque music including Sonata, Tocatta & the suite.
Sonata- 3 of 4 movements
Opera
Chamber Music
A Set of Dances- suite
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What is the name of this Key Signature?
Eb Major
C Major
E Major
D Major
33
How is Chamber Music different from Orchestra Music?
Chamber music- many people playing the same part
Chamber music is 1 player per part
Chamber music is written for a large group of instruments
Chamber music is Large Orechestra
34
What is Basso Continuo?
one base instrument playing
Baroque Instrumnet
A combination of bass instruments
Independant base line that continues the melody and tempo
35
Technique used in Baroque period creating contrasting loud to soft/soft to loud dynamics?
Crescendo
Decrescendo
Ornamentation
Terraced Dynamics
36
Which type of music are Oritorios and Contatas?
Solo
Secular
Fugal
Sacred
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How is the key of a song established?
by the time signature
by the clef it is written in
by the notes in a major or minor scale
by the number of piano keys in the song
38
Which instruments were the most important in the Baroque Era?
Percussion
Strings
Brass
Woodwinds
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What is the graphic pic that helps you fiture out key signatures?
Circle of 5ths
Teble Clef
minor scale
Chromatic Scale
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How did Vivaldi create different contrasts in the "Four Seasons"?
Changing Keys
Adding sound affects
Using different Themes
Vocal Parts
